The Terry Dicken Business Park is in Stokesley, between the North Yorkshire Moors and the Tees Valley. Characterised by its resilience, framed by rugged coastline and beautiful scenery, this is a diverse and exciting place to live and work.
Over the last 30 years, the Terry Dicken Business Park has evolved and changed to meet the needs of the modern market. Existing industrial sites are now complemented by significant growth in the digital and creative, IT, communications, consumer, advanced manufacturing and engineering industries.
Pearsons TV & Appliances have moved to create bigger and better showroom
After 3 great years on the Terry Dicken business park, Pearsons TV and Appliances have made the move to bigger premises. Come and see us at our brand new, bigger and better showroom for; More Products More Space More Savings There’s plenty of room for socially...
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Pearsons TV & Appliances have moved to create bigger and better showroom
After 3 great years on the Terry Dicken business park, Pearsons TV and Appliances have made the move to bigger premises. Come and see us at our brand new, bigger and better showroom for; More Products More Space More Savings There’s plenty of room for socially...
Be free, to do what you want
We’re not a one-size-fits-all type of business park, we’d rather work with your ideals. Whether you’re a start-up or an established business we’ll provide options, if you don’t like what you see, we’ll always try and create a space just for you.
Feature Friday: Geneva Group
Geneva Group The Geneva group manufacture high quality brass instruments and saxophones from their operational base right here on the Terry Dicken business park. I met with passionate CEO, Tim Oldroyd to find out more. In an old fashioned town Originally from York...
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Feature Friday: Geneva Group
Geneva Group The Geneva group manufacture high quality brass instruments and saxophones from their operational base right here on the Terry Dicken business park. I met with passionate CEO, Tim Oldroyd to find out more. In an old fashioned town Originally from York...
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